One app, two sides, with a parent gate between them.
Tonight's elf, sorted.
Tell Elf O'Clock what's in your cupboards and it plans the month around that. Every evening you get a card: the idea, what you need, the steps, how long it takes, a tip for the photo. Swap it, reorder it, add your own. Nothing to buy.
A door for them every morning.
Behind each date-locked door there's always a joke from the elves, and most days something more: a prank the elves play through the phone, a mini-game, a mission, a riddle, a page to colour. Two age bands, 3 to 5 and 6 plus, so everyone gets a go.
An elf they build themselves.
Heads, faces, hats, outfits, any colour they like. It bobs, blinks and talks. New outfits and stickers drop all month. If you link tonight's setup, the elf tells them about it in the morning.
26 Christmas games, a den to decorate, Christmas Eve and Christmas morning, letters to Santa, colouring and stickers.